Integrity. Experience. Results.
Robert C. Verderaime
Robert Verderaime, a founding partner of Verderaime & DuBois, of Baltimore, has tried hundreds of civil cases in State Circuit Court and the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland for both plaintiff and defendant. He has argued before the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
He has served as President, Executive Vice President and Board of Governors for the Maryland Trial Lawyers Association and is the Past President of the American Inns of Court.
Mr. Verderaime's decades of service as an esteemed member of the Maryland legal community also includes local and national association memberships, authorship of dozens of published articles, a sought-after speaker and lecturer and he is the recipient of countless awards and accomplishments including:
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Best Lawyers in America
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Super Lawyers of Maryland
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Governor's Task Force to Study Liability Insurance
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Lawyers Assistance Committee for the District of Maryland
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Co-Founder, National Board of Trial Advocacy
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Who's Who in American Law
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Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers
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Maryland State Committee for American College Trial Lawyers
Education: Mt. St. Joseph's High School, Baltimore Maryland, Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland - Ph.B, B.A., University of Maryland School of Law, Baltimore Maryland, LL.B, J.D.
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A. Harold "Pit" DuBois
A. Harold “Pit” DuBois, a founding partner of Verderaime & DuBois, of Baltimore, recently was installed as a member of the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers.
After receiving his Juris Doctor at the University of Baltimore and being admitted to practice law in Maryland, DuBois was accepted for admission to Naval Officer Candidate School. He performed legal work around the world for the JAG Corps, retiring in 1994 with the rank of
commander.
After he had completed active duty in the Navy in 1965 DuBois entered into private practice. In 1969 he and Robert C. Verderaime founded their law firm, where he continues to practice, representing families and individuals who have been harmed at work or by others.
DuBois has served as president of the Maryland Trial Lawyers Association and is on the board of directors of the Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group.
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Education: Forest Park High School, Baltimore; bachelor’s degree and J.D., University of Baltimore; U.S. Navy Officer Candidate School; U.S. Navy War College; U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif.
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Thomas J. McNicolas, Esq.
Thomas J. McNicholas is a leading attorney in the state of Maryland and has been meeting the needs of clients, including individuals and businesses, for over 25 years.
He expertly handles a wide range of law cases but predominantly medical malpractice and complex tort litigation on behalf of plaintiffs. (i. e. many child lead poisoning cases and job related electrocutions.) Mr. McNicolas has handled over 50 medical malpractice cases, tried approximately 40 civil jury trials and argued cases in front of the Fourth Circuit andthe Court of Special Appeals of Maryland. He is an expert in criminal defense, personal injury and auto accident cases and is a seasoned professional that specializes in the follow types of cases:
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Medical Malpractice
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Personal Injury – Wrongful death, slip and fall, auto, truck and motorcycle accidents, premises liability, inadequate security.
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Criminal Defense – Misdemeanors, felonies.
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Traffic and DUI/DWI – District Court/MVA hearings
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General Litigation
Education: Bowling Green University, Bowling Green Ohio, B.A. Administration, Minor in Jurisprudence, University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore Maryland J.D.
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